The beginning part of this is better than the end (endless lawsuits, with a few brawls thrown in for a little interest).

This game starts out really well, but when you get to a crucial decision point, it’s obvious OBVIOUS that the game was quickly finished to get out for Christmas. I was very disappointed.

Too citrusy for me. Not enough bergamot.

Assam is a major component of English Breakfast, usually. It’s a little stronger by itself than in the blend. This tea is black with golden flecks.

Personally, I love a lot of bergamot :)

Gawain is a wonderful story (though read it with access to a Middle English Dictionary—who knew there were so many words for man and horse), and so is Pearl. Gawain is an Arthurian romance, Pearl a religious story. Pearl is somewhat easier to read, though heavy on the allegory. I haven’t read Patience or Cleanliness yet.

This is great—a brilliant comedy, and not nearly as dirty as Canterbury Tales, for the prudes of the reading world. My favorite character is Pandarus.

These are stories of romance and comedy (even dirty comedy), things enjoyed by the people of the Middle Ages! Trust me, this isn’t the dirtiest medieval lit you can find—try a French fablieau. Chaucer always writes with style and humor. This is NOT stuffy writing!

This is a really good, interesting movie, even with the gratuitous 80s sex and language. Lots of cool stuff about time travel.

His sources are good and much of the information is interesting, but I don’t like the way he interprets a lot of it. It’s too absolute and often insulting and simplistic.